National Research and
Development Institute
for Industrial Ecology
DNSH „Do No Significant Harm”
Delegated Regulation (EU) 2021/2139 of the Commission of 4 June 2021 supplementing Regulation (EU) 2020/852 of the European Parliament and of the Council by establishing technical examination criteria to determine the conditions under which an economic activity qualifies as an activity that contribute substantially to climate change mitigation or adaptation to climate change and to determine whether that economic activity causes objectively significant environmental damage.
Our Departments
Pollution Control Services
Environmental technologies and technology transfer
Environmental Pollution Monitoring and Assessment
Management System
Râmnicu Vâlcea Branch
Timișoara Branch
History
The institute has been established in 1977 through Decree No. 112 /197, under the name Institute of Research and Design for the Waste Waters Treatment – (Romanian Acronym ICPEAR for Institut de Cercetare pentru Epurare Ape Reziduale), under coordination of the Ministry of Chemical Industry, with Headquarters in Bucharest and one branch at Timisoara, afterwards, in 1982, a new second branch was founded in Ramnicu Valcea.
In 1991 the design department has been separated becoming S.C. IPROMED S.A. In those conditions the research department established its own tangible and intangible assets and continued to develop and enlarge its research areas, adding to its technical environmental applied research portfolio besides waste water treatment technologies also a broad range of environmental technical solutions targeting all environmental components: water, air, soil. This way, the expertise area was extended from environmental applications and solutions applied in Chemical Industry to the practical applied research solutions for a large majority of environmental issues generally targeting the industrial sector
